"Conscience for Change" Collection of MLK, Jr's lectures containing his reflections on Vietnam and race-relations in the US

King Jr, Martin Luther

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King Jr, Dr. Martin Luther. Conscience For Change: Massey Lectures, 1967. Toronto: CBC Publications, 1968. First Edition, Second printing. 46 pages. Original paperback binding. 8 x 5". A series of five transcribed lectures by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr broadcasted by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation only a year prior to his devastating assassination in 1968. This remarkable collection contains original material from Dr. King on a wide array of subjects including the Vietnam War, the role of the youth in the social movements of the 1960s, the strategy of non-violence in the struggle for civil rights, and many others. Perhaps most interestingly, the lectures present an exposition of Dr. King's stance against the Vietnam War and his active refusal to buy into sentiment that served as the war's justification. Overall very good condition. Previous owner name inside front cover. This collection gives a fascinating look into the late intellectual development of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Martin Luther King's lectures at Massey Hall, Toronto, concerning American race relations, the war in Vietnam, youth and social action and non-violence as a tactic for social change. Codice articolo 20920

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